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RupeeCase Learn/Path 10/Advanced

Strategy Implementation and Execution

From how orders work on the NSE to SEBI's algo trading rules, everything you need to move a systematic strategy from backtest to live execution in India.

  • 7modules
  • 70 minof reading
  • 35question path test
  • Freewith a certificate
Start at 10.1See the stops

01The line

7 stops, in order.

What happens between the signal and the fill. Microstructure, slippage, algo execution in India, live monitoring, paper to real money, and how to scale without breaking the strategy.

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  1. 10.1How Orders Actually Work: Market Microstructure IndiaPrice-time priority, the 2025 tick grid, Nifty lot 65, the 2026 opening and closing auctions, T+1, impact cost12 min
  2. 10.2The Real Cost of Trading: Slippage & Transaction CostsSTT after the Finance Act 2026, exchange and SEBI fees, stamp duty, GST, slippage: the full Indian cost stack11 min
  3. 10.3Systematic Execution in India: APIs, Algos & SEBI RulesBroker APIs and SEBI's retail algo framework, live from April 2026: static IP, 10 orders a second, risk controls10 min
  4. 10.4Paper Trading to Live: The Hardest TransitionThe five phase staircase from paper to full size, the psychology of real money, what SEBI studies show9 min
  5. 10.5Portfolio Monitoring & Rebalancing in PracticeCalendar vs threshold rebalancing, real cadences from the RupeeCase lineup, cost and tax budgets, rebalance day9 min
  6. 10.6Scaling: When Your Strategy Meets CapacityCapacity with real NSE volumes, participation rates, block deals since October 2025, when not to scale9 min
  7. 10.7Running a Portfolio: Invest, Top Up, Withdraw and RebalanceInvest, top up, withdraw, the Ledger and the cycle ring10 min, path test

02Outcomes

What you will be able to do.

  • 01Understand NSE order book mechanics, tick sizes, and impact cost
  • 02Calculate the complete Indian trading cost stack
  • 03Navigate SEBI algo trading regulations and API execution
  • 04Master the paper-to-live transition and portfolio rebalancing

03Certificate

Pass the path test.
Keep the proof.

  1. 1Read the modules and try each quick check (optional)A pass gives that module's own certificate
  2. 2Take the 35 question path test25 correct to pass
  3. 3Get the certificateWith an ID and a QR code
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04Questions

About Path 10.

How do I move a rules based portfolio from backtest to live trading?

Path 10 covers the steps in order: how orders work in Indian markets, the full cost stack, broker APIs and SEBI algo rules, paper trading to live, monitoring and rebalancing, and scaling.

What does trading cost in India?

Module 10.2 covers the complete Indian cost stack at October 2026 rates: STT, including the April 2026 rise on futures and options, exchange and SEBI fees, stamp duty, depository charges, brokerage and GST, plus slippage. Module 10.1 covers tick sizes, lot sizes and impact cost.

Where do I learn about SEBI algo rules and broker APIs?

Module 10.3 covers broker APIs and SEBI's February 2025 retail algo framework, which became the only framework on 1 April 2026: static IP, daily two factor login, algo tagging and the 10 orders per second threshold, plus the risk controls every script needs.

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Where to go next.

Before this pathPath 07: Macroeconomics and Market RegimesIntermediate, 8 modules Pillar guidePortfolio Construction13 modules Apply it on RupeeCaseAllcap Multi AssetLive execution case study, two week rebalance. Model, back tested.

Education only, not investment advice. RupeeCase (QC Alpha Technologies Pvt Ltd) is not a fund, a PMS or a SEBI registered investment adviser. Model returns are back tested, not a promise; figures carry the date checked.